Cocculus Indicus

15 entries across 15 books · abbreviations: COCC · Family: Menispermaceae

Source and preparationPlant · Menispermaceae · Cocculus Indicus

Preparationprepared from the powdered seeds, which contain a crystallisable principle Picrotoxine (which see), a powerful poison. Clarke

Full source note…

Cocculus Indicus. N. O. Menispermaceae. A tincture is prepared from the powdered seeds, which contain a crystallisable principle Picrotoxine (which see), a powerful poison. Clarke

About the family

Menispermaceae…

Menispermaceae, the moonseed family, is a family of mostly climbing or twining plants with crescent-shaped seeds, found mainly in tropical regions and including genera such as Cocculus and Menispermum. Its best-known homeopathic members are Cocculus indicus (from the fish berry, Anamirta cocculus-related Cocculus) and Menispermum canadense (Canadian moonseed), with Pareira brava (Chondrodendron tomentosum) also derived from this family.

Relations (this remedy →)

compatible 4Aconitum Napellus Chamomilla Ignatia Amara Nux Vomica

incompatible / inimical 2Causticum Coffea Cruda

Backlinks (other remedies → this one)

compatible 1Causticum

follows well 1Zincum

incompatible / inimical 2Coffea Cruda Erythroxylon Coca

Other remedies of the Menispermaceae

Menispermum Canadense Pareira Brava

Research (3)

Papers in PubMed that mention this remedy together with homeopathy, newest first.

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Vertigoheel induced psychosis: A patient case reportO'Connell M, Hunt E, VandenBerg A · The mental health clinician · 2021 · Case Reports · doi
Clinical management of idiopathic epilepsy in dogs with homeopathic Belladonna 200C: a case seriesVarshney JP · Homeopathy : the journal of the Faculty of Homeopathy · 2007 · Case Reports · doi
[Clinical experimental test and equilibrimetric measurements of the therapeutic action of a homeopathic drug consisting of ambra, cocculus, Conium and mineral oil in the diagnosis of vertigo and nausea]Claussen CF, Bergmann J, Bertora G et al. · Arzneimittel-Forschung · 1984

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Clinical (Clarke)

Indicated for (Boger)

Abdomen, squeezing in Abdomen, stones in Abortus, tenesmus recti, agg Asthma, hysterical Chest, constriction, lower Epigastrium Eructations, difficult Floating [[as if]]Forehead, vertigo in Gait, reeling Gait, unsteady Hands hot Hands, hot, then cold Humerus, broken, seems Hysteria [[mind]]Hysterical, twitchings, during menses Jaws, lower Legs, rotation, agg Legs, weak Leucorrhoea, exhausting Lumbar back, paralysis Masseters, cramp Menses, pregnancy, during Motion, distant parts, of, agg Muscles, weak Nausea, deathly Noise, penetrating [[agg.]]Occiput Occiput, enlarging, swelled, as if Occiput, lying on, agg Offended, easily Paralysis, apoplexy, after Paralysis, diphtheritic Peevish, petulant Respiration, stomach, from Ribs, plug between Rocking, agg Scapulae, between, weak Separated [[as if]]Sitting, desires Sleepless, exhaustion, agg Spine, burning, heat, etc Spine, icy needles in Stammering Stomach, stones in Stool, alternate days, on Symptom, groups, recurring Taciturn Tetanos Throat, inflamed Throat, paralysis Vertigo, faint like Vertigo, lie down, must Voice, weak Weak, stool, after

Cocculus Indicus

Entries

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Clarke

T. F. Allen

Kent

Hering

T. F. Allen

Nash

Cowperthwaite

Lippe

Boericke

Roberts

Allen

Guernsey

Dewey

Gladstone Clarke